St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-27
THE SALTWATER BUDGET:
Doings Of the Good People Of the
Bluff City.
SOCIETY ON THE QUI WYE.
Weddings and Other Events Which
Interest Numerous People
in the City.


G.. M. E. of the Grand Lodge 4. of r
together with Editor F. NJ. Wheaton, of
the Pythian Advocate, were in the city
Tuesday evening to inspect the work
ingS of the local lodge here. After the
business meeting was over the members
and guests repaired to the banquet hall,
where tables arranged in the form OF
cross and loaded down with an elegant
and abundant display of the culinary
art, and prOfusely trimmed with flow
erS, awaited their presence. Speech
| making and social jokes, stories and
conversation were INDUCED in and a
splendid time enjoyed.
The camp fire Friday evening by
Muller post. G. A. R., No. l, was sue
cess, the affair passing Off most pleas
antly. The musical programme was ex-
cellent. The male quartette and solos
by Mrs. c. d. Gish brought forth en-
cores, and the speech delivered by Com
mander-in-Chief J. 2. Rea was enthusi-
astically received. The speaker dwelt
at some Tenth upon war history, and
gave the objects and reasons why the
G.. A. r. organization should not be
broken up.
Sunday last Joseph Wolf. Jr., cele-
brated the twentieth" mile-pOSt Ill his
career by having large number OF his
friends spend the evening, among whom
were Miss Josie and Emma Friend, of
st. Paul, and Albert and Frank Friend
and Charles RieS, also of the same place.
About twenty-five couple of his Still
water friends joined i'll the happy occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Cross passed the
twenty-secOnd mile post of married life
last Saturday, and were kindly remem-
bered by large number of friends, who
left substantial tokens of their esteem
for the worthy couple in the shape of a
hanging lamp and an elegant inlaid
center table. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Fred Webber, of the Bazaar, met with
a serious accident OH Thanksgiving day
that will lay him up for some time. He
was thrown from buggy by runaway
horse, but maintained hold on the
lines until the animal had dragged
him nearly two blocks over the frozen
ground, badly injuring his shoulder and
head.
On Wednesday quite number of
Saltwater people went down to FaIi-
bault to spend Thanksgiving with their
boys and girls who are completing their
education there, among whom were Mrs.
S. p. Richardson, Mrs. w. S. Conrad,
Mrs. F. M. Prince, Mrs. David Cover,
Harry Cover and Capt. W. G. Bronson.
Mrs. S. n. Rood, long prominent
teacher in our public schools, has sent
in her resignation to the board of educa-
ton, as she will hereafter make her
home with her brother at Preston, Mimi,
where she will take charge of the three
youngest children of her deceased sister,
wife of Rev. Booth, of Wilimar, Mimi.
One of the most important social
events of the past week was the Odd
Fellows dance on THANKSGIVING eve at
their hall, in the McKusick block. Over
sixty couple participated, and it was
morning that the party broke up. A
fine supper was served during the even
ing.
State Dairy Commissioner J. c. Ives
and Deputy r. &. Judsoll were in the
city Yesterday, and obtained from Isaac
Staples farm a phial of milk which
upon analysis proved to be above the
test required. 1t was the produce of
his celebrated herd of Dutch Belted
cows.
A very severe snow storm accom-
panied by heavy northwestern wind
set in yesterday afternoon and con-
tinued with undated force until late
last evening. Fully three inches of
snow fell and the mercury dropped
below zero.
James Crowley and Miss Kate
O'ShaughneSSy were married Tuesday
at st. Michael'S church, and were tell
dered reception in the evening at the
residence of the brides parents, being
the recipients of many presents.
Miss Maggie Malone and John Mat
tOckS were united i'll marriage at st.
Michael's church Monday. and WedneS-
day j. f. Quinn, of the 500 road, and
Miss Mary Goggin were welded at the
same place.
The annual meeting of the Saltwater
Library association occurs Saturday
evening, Dec. 8, at s p. m, at their
rooms in the Lecky block. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
Next Wednesday the ladies of As
cension guild will give musical and
dancing party with refreshments, at the
residence of Col. X. A. Folsom, corner
of Fourth and Cherry streets.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton had very interesting programme
Thursday evening for number of
young and old people, and especially
the young men of the city.
The Rooney divorce case was decide d
yesterday by jury trial at the district
court and came in for verdict for the
plaintiff, Mrs. John Rooney. 1t will be
granted.
On Thursday evening a number of
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Davis
had masquerade surprise party on
them at their home on North Second
street.
The Musical society connected with
the Presbyterian church held '.chocO-
late" tea party at the residence of Rev.
w. II. Albright on Friday evening.
On Monday evening Deputy Grand
Commander Levi w. Folsom, of Tay-
lor's Falls, will visit st. Johns Lodge
No. and work the third degree.
L. B. Taylor and wife were cOngrat-
ulated Tuesday over the safe arrival of
a baby boy. The same also happened
in the family of w. FL. Beardsly.
The Reading club meet Monday aft
ernOon with Mrs. w. NJ. McCluer, and
have for their subject the ''Alhambra
and Moorish Times in Spain"
The Misses Josie and Emma Friend
and their brothers, Albert and Frank,
were the guests of Joseph Wolff'S fam
lily last Monday and Tuesday.
John Hamilton, of Minneapolis, and
George McCrea, of st. Paul, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. E. Smith
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Nellie Hewitt, of Minneapolis.
was in the city Tuesday, visiting her
brother, member of the Human Ma
ture'' combination.
John O'Brien, of the Irish Standard,
Minneapolis, was in the city Tuesday